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Beirut-Friday, March 12, 2010
A committee headed by Prime Minister Saad Hariri
Ministers to set rules for filling key posts
The Cabinet tasked on Thursday a committee headed by Prime Minister Saad Hariri to set the criteria for administrative appointments.Minister of State for Administrative Affairs Mohammad Fneish will then take all the proposed criteria into consideration in order to draft a comprehensive mechanism for the administrative appointments.
Michelle Obama's ball gown makes museum debut
First Lady Michelle Obama bowed to tradition Tuesday and donated the dazzling ball gown she wore for her husband's presidential inauguration last January to the Smithsonian museum institution.
Free improv: Sometimes it’s better to shut your eyes
The word “concert” conjures up different meanings for different people. Most audiences expect musicians to entertain them with some combination of diverting theatrics and music.
Madonna, Lourdes to launch 'Material Girl' line
Madonna and her 13-year-old budding fashionista daughter Lourdes are to launch a new line in teen clothing called "Material Girl" in the US this August.
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Lebanon
  Lebanese man becomes first to sue former Syrian ‘jailers’
  Magistrate lists charges in Ain al-Remmaneh case
World
  Iraq PM locked in tight poll contest with secular rival
  Hamas releases British reporter held in Gaza
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Lebanese industrialists disregarding ministry controls
Industrial Research Institute (IRI) director general Bassam al-Feren said that some industrial organizations were avoiding submitting to controls imposed by the Industry Ministry.
  Oil prices mixed in holding pattern
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Juve in Europa League boxseat, Liverpool crash at Lille
Juventus assumed command of their Europa League last-16 tie against Fulham with a 3-1 first-leg win on Thursday, after beleaguered English giants Liverpool were beaten at Lille.
  Stricken trainer Roach says Pacquiao should go out on top
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S.Africa announces plans to ramp up HIV testing
The South African government on Thursday announced a ramped up AIDS plan that aims to test 15 million residents for HIV in the world's worst affected country by next June.
  Brain scan can read people's thoughts: researchers
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Rights group puts Australia on Internet watchlist
A top media rights watchdog listed Australia along with Iran and North Korea in a report published Friday on countries that pose a threat of Internet censorship.
  Battle for human rights increasingly fought on Internet: US
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Mexican Carlos Slim world's richest in new ranking
Mexican tycoon Carlos Slim has dethroned Microsoft founder Bill Gates as the world wealthiest person and China is fast catching up with the number of US billionaires.
  Gridiron hall of famer Olsen dies
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Court rejects appeal in French restaurant saga
A court ruled against three frensh pensioners appealing for ownership of Fouquet's, an iconic Paris restaurant.
  Japan's 98th airport opens with only one flight
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Paris: a city that assaults all senses
Paris intrigues, amazes, overwhelms…and assaults all senses. It is one of the most stimulating cities in the world. The City of Light is the peak of architectural beauty.
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